BlobHed
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| 15 Feb 2016 07:46 AM |
people who say this are either stupid or surround themselves with stupid people
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billabob
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| 15 Feb 2016 07:46 AM |
mate i'll discombobulate you
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BlobHed
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| 15 Feb 2016 07:47 AM |
"mate i'll discombobulate you"
ill be waiting you mischievous delinquent
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| 15 Feb 2016 07:47 AM |
epitome discombobulate ebullient conviviality |
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BlobHed
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| 15 Feb 2016 07:48 AM |
"then how would I go to the bathroom"
in your pants
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AX94
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| 15 Feb 2016 07:56 AM |
| I refuse to dilute my vocabulary for the sake of simple-minded imbeciles. |
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| 15 Feb 2016 07:58 AM |
yes without big words i'll never be able to have kidss im not letting you castrate me with your hatred of big words! |
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gummybuns
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| 15 Feb 2016 07:59 AM |
people of low intellect are brain dead when it comes to admirable vocabulary
u stupid smelly |
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| 15 Feb 2016 08:02 AM |
In some situations it's probably respectful to dull down your vocabulary a bit. Not only that, but it's nice to have people know what I'm actually saying. I'd rather get my point across than be seen as smart.
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redlego98
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| 15 Feb 2016 08:02 AM |
negatory
A strange game. The only winning move is not to play. |
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| 15 Feb 2016 08:05 AM |
| I lament a lot because so many people have emaciated vocabularies. |
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| 15 Feb 2016 08:12 AM |
@op
then there's the chance that they have hippopotomonstrosesquipedaliophobia |
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BlobHed
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| 17 Feb 2016 05:10 PM |
In some situations it's probably respectful to dull down your vocabulary a bit. Not only that, but it's nice to have people know what I'm actually saying. I'd rather get my point across than be seen as smart."
ill do both
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| 17 Feb 2016 05:13 PM |
Or maybe its easier in half the situations your in to use laymans terms instead of using this broad-ass vocabulary to look smart. You wanna look smart but you must not be very bright |
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CasioM
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| 17 Feb 2016 05:15 PM |
Read this post or I'll defenestrate you
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BlobHed
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| 17 Feb 2016 05:15 PM |
"GradeAunderA m8?"
I'm afraid not my good sir but i pleasure myself in watching his delightful videos
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LyricLynx
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| 17 Feb 2016 05:16 PM |
1. abate: reduce or lesson 2.abdicate: give up a position 3.aberration: something unusual, different from the norm 4.abhor: to really hate 5.abstain: to refrain from doing something 6.adversity: hardship, misfortune 7.aesthetic: pertaining to beauty 8.amicable: agreeable 9.anachronistic: out of the context of time, out of date 10.arid: very dry 11.asylum: sanctuary, place of safety 12.benevolent: friendly, helpful 13.bias: a prejudice towards something or against something 14.boisterous: enthusiastic, loud 15.brazen: bold 16.brusque: short, rude 17.camaraderie: togetherness, trust, group dynamic of trust 18.canny: careful 19.capacious: very large, spacious 20.capitulate: surrender 21.clairvoyant: can predict the future 22.collaborate: work together 23.compassion: sympathy 24.compromise: meeting in the middle, settling differences 25.condescending: patronizing 26.conditional: contingent upon something else, contingent upon 27.conformist: someone who follows the majority 28.convergence: coming together 29.deleterious: harmful 30.demagogue: rabble-rousing leader 31.digression: straying from main point 32.diligent: hard-working, dedicated 33.discredit: dishonor someone, prove something untrue 34.disdain: to regard with scorn 35.divergent: moving apart, going in different directions 36.empathy: feeling someone else’s feeling 37.emulate: following someone else's example 38.enervating: tiring 39.ephemeral: fleeting, temporary 40.evanescent: not lasting long 41.exemplary: outstanding 42.extenuating: something that makes the situation not as bad 43.florid: ornate 44.forbearance: patience, restraint 45.fortitude: strength 46.fortuitous: lucky 47.foster: promote, aid 48.fraught: filled with 49.frugal: thrifty 50.hackneyed: clichéd 51.haughty: being arrogant, talking down to people 52.hedonist: person who acts in pursuit of pleasure 53.hypothesis: unproven theory, educated guess 54.impetuous: rash, impulsive 55.impute: to assign or attribute to someone 56.inconsequential: without consequence, trivial, doesn't matter 57.inevitable: unavoidable, definitely going to happen 58.intrepid: fearless 59.intuitive: knowing something by instinct 60.jubilation: extreme happiness, joy 61.lobbyist: person who takes one side or the other, and persuades government officials 62.longevity: long (particularly long life) 63.mundane: boring, ordinary 64.nonchalant: casual, calm, at ease 65.opulent: wealthy 66.orator: speaker 67.ostentatious: flaunting wealth 68.parched: freed from water, dried up 69.perfidious: disloyal 70.pragmatic: practical 71.precocious: gifted/talented beyond one's years 72.pretentious: being self important, thinking you are better than others 73.procrastinate: to delay, often unnecessarily 74.prosaic: ordinary 75.prosperity: wealth 76.provocative: causes a fuss, inflammatory, likely to get people riled up 77.prudent: careful, wise 78.querulous: irritable, prone to argument 79.rancorous: hateful, unpleasant 80.reclusive: hermit, withdrawn 81.reconciliation: coming back together after a disagreement 82.renovation: being new, being redone 83.restrained: controlled, not free 84.reverence: deep respect 85.sagacity: wisdom 86.scrutinize: to look at carefully 87.spontaneous: being impulsive, acting without thinking 88.spurious: false, untrue 89.submissive: mild, meek 90.substantiate: to confirm, prove 91.subtle: shy, small, not showy 92.superficial: shallow 93.superfluous: unnecessary, too much 94.surreptitious: secret 95.tactful: polite 96.tenacious: persistent stubborn 97.transient: temporary, impermanent 98.venerable: respectable because of its age 99.vindicate: to free from blame 100.wary: careful, watchful
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| 17 Feb 2016 05:16 PM |
Stop using big words or ill disembowel you
Don't get all slippery on me |
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